University of Bath, How to ENLITEN on Energy, Low Carbon Business Breakfast, The Guild Co-working Hub, Bath, 23 Sept 2014
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This document discusses the ENLITEN project which aims to reduce carbon emissions from household energy use through the development of an intelligent home energy advisor. The advisor will use low-cost sensors and dynamic building energy modeling, combined with an understanding of occupant behavior, to provide customized prompts to households about how to save energy. The goal is to help occupants of highly efficient passive houses realize full energy savings potential by tailoring feedback based on each household's actual energy usage patterns and habits.
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- 12. EDEn Energy and the Design of Environments In-Building Interactive Tool (iBERT) I A unique whole building energy model, bringing together the building energy and occupant models. I Interactive tool to help identify and improve energy habits. I Providing customised, actionable prompts rather than poorly understood numerical energy estimates. 9 / 11
- 13. EDEn Energy and the Design of Environments The Bottom Line How can we help deliver the full potential of PassivHaus? I Digital technologies are extremely good at producing information. I But information6= feedback. I Feedback needs to be tailored, meaningful and immediate. I We need to understand how each household uses energy to understand what feedback we should provide. 10 / 11
- 14. EDEn Energy and the Design of Environments www.cs.bath.ac.uk/enliten 11 / 11